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Learn about reflexology socks, how to use them and techniques from our expert in this free medical video o… More
Learn the four reflexology sections of the foot using a reflexology chart from our expert in this free med… More
Reflexology is the application of pressure to the feet and hands to impact corresponding parts of the body… More
Reflexology uses the ideas of Chinese medicine that believe energy, or chi, flows through bodily meridians… More
Reflexology is administered as a massage technique, in which pressure is applied to both the feet and hand… More
Summary: Learn the four reflexology sections of the foot using a reflexology chart from our expert in this free medical video on how to use reflexology.
Karen Fraser is a Certified Natural Health professional and distributor for Nature Sunshine Products (the pioneer company for encapsulation of herbal products) She works out of her...read more
"This is Karen Frazier and we are doing a demonstration for Expert Village. Once again the foot is divided into 5 sections. Each section is divided by 4 lines as we can see on this sheet here. Basically, the first line is the neck and the shoulder line and right above this line, we have the ears, the eyes, the head, the brain and the neck, as we see here. The second line which is this line here is the diaphragm line. Now above this line we have the lines, the soloplex. We also have the shoulders and the heart. Okay, all in this line and you can see the heart and the shoulders on the left foot. The next line is the waif line of the foot which is also abdominal cavity and that is right pretty much in the middle part of the foot. This line is the stomach, the liver, the spleen and the kidneys and we can see that on both feet."
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